I miss that ballpark. It had memorable angles and a cool scoreboard wall. Combined with the classic Marlins uniforms, there's a lot of appeal there. Now that Jeter's reign of terror is over, go back to these uniforms that you won 2 WS in.
7:01 El momento exacto cuando nuestro Edgar entro en la historia. The exact moment when our Edgar entered the history... Grande Edgar viva Barranquilla viva Colombia.
CJ's 1 out single was the most clutch hit in Marlins history and one of the biggest in baseball history. 1-2 count, 2 outs away from losing the WS, and he drills a single to send the tying run to 3rd. Biggest unsung hero of any Game 7 ever if you ask me.
We were beyond cheated.... it came out years later that Gary Sheffield offered to cut his contract in half if Huizinga didn't trade off the team. Huizinga never cared about anyone but himself.. that's why when he sold the team to John Henry (another snake) he kept all rights to the stadium parking and concessions on game days.. basically knee capping the Marlins until they could get their own stadium (which took another 15 years). Wayne Huizinga was an evil man in many, many ways.
an owners job is to build a team, and he built one by getting the best players he could..cause im sure that no Indian fan would have been mad if their WS title team was built the way Floridas was....
Leslie bell NOPE it's the marlins title, our team went from wild card to winning the world series, and it toke all the players effort, "rent a player" shut up! Think about 2016 u depressed oldass!
It was nice watching the Marlins win in 2003 but I will never forget this team. Every single player on the line-up either had been or became an All-Star and they also had great pitching. (Gary Sheffield, Moises Alou, Devon White, Bobby Bonilla, Edgar Rentaria, Luis Castillo, Jeff Conine, Charles Johnson) Pitchers: (Kevin Brown, Al Leiter, Alex Fernandez, Rob Nenn).
I was 13 yrs old watching this and screaming, "why didn't Tony Fernandez tag the runner and throw to 1st for the inning ending double play?", instead he threw home for the force
People are quick to blame Tony Fernandez, but he drove in the only 2 runs the Indians got. Also, word has it that Jose Mesa blew the save because he kept shaking off Sandy Alomar because he felt he knew better than him and Hargrove.
Not a fan of the Marlins ownership, and I feel the fans nowadays don't give a damn about the team, but listening to the roar after Renteria's hit goes through was pretty spectacular.
I ran into the street screaming. This is why I despise what’s happened with the organization. From the name change to the new logo to the new chants. That is not this. Miami Yankees is what the should be called.
Qué horror de producción. Al héroe del juego sólo le dedican unos segundos en cámara...... What a horror of production. The hero of the game only devotes a few seconds on camera ......
Alguien que me explique porque el equipo que defiende, al buscar el 2do out, no buscaron el doble play y cerrar el ining sin importar que había un corredor en 3ra base, si no que busca el out de un solo jugador, en ese caso el corredor de 3ra base a home?
Orlxndo The people in Miami that root for the Yankees are usually either New Yorkers who chose not to stay in NY (aka Snowbirds) or bandwagon fans that chose to root for them because they started winning. I myself have been a Marlins fan since day 1 when Charlie Hough threw their first pitch in 1993. If New York was so great, why don't their fans stay in NY?
Timmy Umpleby you're stupid. You just salty asf. The marlins deserved this because this is there first. Cleveland won it before and you have the Cavaliers in the NBA.
I'm seeing your dumb comment 5 years after you posted it. It remains dumb. ANY city winning a title deserves to celebrate. And I was there that night. We sure as hell celebrated.
I miss that ballpark. It had memorable angles and a cool scoreboard wall. Combined with the classic Marlins uniforms, there's a lot of appeal there. Now that Jeter's reign of terror is over, go back to these uniforms that you won 2 WS in.
7:01 El momento exacto cuando nuestro Edgar entro en la historia. The exact moment when our Edgar entered the history... Grande Edgar viva Barranquilla viva Colombia.
CJ's 1 out single was the most clutch hit in Marlins history and one of the biggest in baseball history. 1-2 count, 2 outs away from losing the WS, and he drills a single to send the tying run to 3rd. Biggest unsung hero of any Game 7 ever if you ask me.
Re-watching this is awesome. Go fish!
James Tortora Re-watching this is heartbreaking.
As a Marlins fan I feel we were cheated by not keeping this team together
Hey man at least the canes won in 06 and hopefully again this year 🤞
We were beyond cheated.... it came out years later that Gary Sheffield offered to cut his contract in half if Huizinga didn't trade off the team. Huizinga never cared about anyone but himself.. that's why when he sold the team to John Henry (another snake) he kept all rights to the stadium parking and concessions on game days.. basically knee capping the Marlins until they could get their own stadium (which took another 15 years). Wayne Huizinga was an evil man in many, many ways.
We definitely got cheated. Wayne Hizinger(spelling) did a fire sale after this
The team was very expensive and more when winning the series. lots of veterans too
one of my best memories ever, being at that game as a young one! really special moment in south florida sports history will never forget it!
Me too. I was in 8th grade and skipped school the next day. I had no voice from screaming. I was in the left field bleachers.
It's a beautiful life...
Such a great moment in Miami sports history!!!!!!
TheMiamirep Indians got screwed! That should've been our title! Thanks Wayne "Rent-a-Player" Huizenga!
an owners job is to build a team, and he built one by getting the best players he could..cause im sure that no Indian fan would have been mad if their WS title team was built the way Floridas was....
TheMiamirep no question about it
It's a toss up. 97 championship, or 2003. Both were baseball classics.
Leslie bell NOPE it's the marlins title, our team went from wild card to winning the world series, and it toke all the players effort, "rent a player" shut up! Think about 2016 u depressed oldass!
It was nice watching the Marlins win in 2003 but I will never forget this team. Every single player on the line-up either had been or became an All-Star and they also had great pitching. (Gary Sheffield, Moises Alou, Devon White, Bobby Bonilla, Edgar Rentaria, Luis Castillo, Jeff Conine, Charles Johnson) Pitchers: (Kevin Brown, Al Leiter, Alex Fernandez, Rob Nenn).
Band Wagon Fans
Liban hernandez
That was a squad
Marlins were great year had really good players 97 Florida
The most depressing moments of my life
K Biz even worse then seeing the cubs beat the Indians?
Not as bad as 2007 when the cavs got swept by the Spurs
I was 13 yrs old watching this and screaming, "why didn't Tony Fernandez tag the runner and throw to 1st for the inning ending double play?", instead he threw home for the force
Hard to believe it's been 20 years.
People are quick to blame Tony Fernandez, but he drove in the only 2 runs the Indians got. Also, word has it that Jose Mesa blew the save because he kept shaking off Sandy Alomar because he felt he knew better than him and Hargrove.
Sheffield, Bonilla, Renteria, Counsel, Alou, Conine. Can't go wrong with that team
Not a fan of the Marlins ownership, and I feel the fans nowadays don't give a damn about the team, but listening to the roar after Renteria's hit goes through was pretty spectacular.
+Ryan Thurston Huizenga blew it, the same way Spanos is blowing it in San Diego.
The fire sale pretty much killed baseball in South Florida. 2003 was great but very unexpected.
Loria is killing the marlins
Depends on the fan. Some of us have stuck with our team since Charlie Hough threw that first pitch to Benito Santiago.
1993...man, that seems like a whole other PLANET.
oh man what memories.
Wow. Huge error by Fernandez on Counsell’s weak chopper. Not even that difficult of a play
The good old days
I ran into the street screaming. This is why I despise what’s happened with the organization. From the name change to the new logo to the new chants. That is not this. Miami Yankees is what the should be called.
Their original look they kept was actually great!
Marlins were great year had good players
Did Edgar Rentería acted surprised on purpose on the first breaking ball in order to get another one ?
I honestly think he was trying to get a hitters count and work some balls. But hey as Costas said "The 0-1 pitch..." *crack*
I was there! Always remember! Go FLOIDA Marlins!!!!
Qué horror de producción. Al héroe del juego sólo le dedican unos segundos en cámara......
What a horror of production. The hero of the game only devotes a few seconds on camera ......
And people knew that the Indians would never be the same again after this...
Alguien que me explique porque el equipo que defiende, al buscar el 2do out, no buscaron el doble play y cerrar el ining sin importar que había un corredor en 3ra base, si no que busca el out de un solo jugador, en ese caso el corredor de 3ra base a home?
Porque si el de 3ra llega a home primero antes de que termine el doble play ganan igual los marlins!
the chicken ran at midnight
Edgar Renteria..."El Niño de Barranquilla"⚾
Do you have newscasts from this world series broadcast?
07:01
Just an inch or two away from being caught by the pitcher and ending the inning...
What was the song that played after the walk-off?
Pretty sure it's ""Beautiful Life" by Ace of Base
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@@JonathanLau thank you so much! I was also wondering about the song played after the last out of the 1988 WS?
cg
leyland looking like the biggest nerd ive ever seen after they win
Douglas Sopak 😂
Good manager, but socially akward!
hmm I wonder how much money Tony Fernandez got for letting that ball go into right field - storybook finish for sure GG Marlins, well-played
If the Indians have someone to blame for this loss, it's him. That error was the reason Miami won 😜😜
@@relaxsoundsforsoul and then he had a tailor made double play to end the inning and threw home for the force, what a choke
Joe Table
i don't think council ever touches the plate.. he jumps over it completely
he touches home plate and then leaps
:. ( we never win anything
You can't win without good pitching.
not anymore. congrats from pittsburgh.
You may tell that to LeBron
+Zenthollo bout time
we lost again......
The Yankees would take down the Marlins 4-1
Like they did in 2003, yeah? Oh wait...
They choked in '03. Buh-bye.
beavishulme180 ew a marlins fan?? even miami roots for the Yankees more than the Marlins. Facts only.
Orlxndo The people in Miami that root for the Yankees are usually either New Yorkers who chose not to stay in NY (aka Snowbirds) or bandwagon fans that chose to root for them because they started winning. I myself have been a Marlins fan since day 1 when Charlie Hough threw their first pitch in 1993. If New York was so great, why don't their fans stay in NY?
Yeah how'd that go for ya in 2003? Lolol. Sit down child
Marlins fans did not deserve to celebrate this. It would have meant so much more if Cleveland would have won.
Timmy Umpleby you're stupid. You just salty asf. The marlins deserved this because this is there first. Cleveland won it before and you have the Cavaliers in the NBA.
Damian I completely agree.
I'm seeing your dumb comment 5 years after you posted it. It remains dumb. ANY city winning a title deserves to celebrate. And I was there that night. We sure as hell celebrated.